Tag Archives: SalesforceDevelopment

Configurable Apex in Salesforce Using Custom Metadata Types

In Salesforce development, hardcoding configuration values such as approval limits or thresholds can quickly become unmanageable. Any change often requires modifying Apex code and redeploying it, which increases risk, slows down operations, and creates unnecessary dependency on developers. Build Flexible, Admin-Friendly Configuration Without Hardcoding Custom Metadata Types (CMDTs) solve this problem by allowing configuration to… Read More »

Creating Dynamic User Experiences with Conditional Visibility in Salesforce Screen Flows

Screen Flows in Salesforce help create guided, interactive user experiences. One of their most powerful capabilities is Conditional Visibility, which allows screens to dynamically adjust in real time based on user input. This feature ensures users see only the fields relevant to them – making flows cleaner, smarter, and more intuitive. In this blog, we’ll… Read More »

How to Avoid Recursive Batch Execution in Salesforce Apex

Batch Apex is one of the most powerful tools in Salesforce for handling large volumes of data asynchronously. It allows developers to process millions of records efficiently without hitting governor limits. However, with great power comes great responsibility and one of the most common pitfalls when working with batch jobs is recursive batch execution. In… Read More »